LoRa Easy
LoRa Easy is Enless Wireless’s proprietary communication protocol, based on LoRa radio technology. Unlike LoRaWAN, which is an open and standardized protocol, LoRa Easy is designed exclusively for communication between Enless sensors and Enless receivers
LoRa Easy Protocol
Enless sensors can communicate via LoRaWAN as well as LoRa Easy.
LoRa Easy mode is a proprietary communication protocol developed by Enless, based on LoRa technology. Unlike LoRaWAN, which is a standardized protocol, LoRa Easy mode is a communication protocol specific to Enless products.
When configured to communicate in LoRa Easy mode, Enless sensors will send their data to an LoRa Easy receiver. LoRa Easy receivers communicate with Enless sensors, not with sensors from other manufacturers. They can receive data from up to 50 sensors and will convert it into a Modbus table, BACnet objects, or send it in JSON format to an HTTP server (depending on the receiver model you use).
LoRa Easy Architecture
Why is this mode interesting?
Economical
LoRa Easy receivers are among the most cost-effective gateways on the market.
Easy to deploy
Setting up Enless sensors on our LoRa Easy receivers is incredibly simple.
Plug & Play
Enless sensor frames are natively decoded by LoRa Easy receivers
Build your LoRa Easy network
Although proprietary, LoRa Easy is the communication mode most widely used by Enless customers. BMS integrators value its simple configuration, native payload decoding and direct Modbus or BACnet integration. If your project uses Enless sensors and does not require a multi-brand LoRaWAN infrastructure, LoRa Easy provides a simple, reliable and cost-effective solution.
Bonus: Signal repeaters
A significant advantage of LoRa Easy mode is that you can use signal repeaters to amplify the radio signal from your sensors. Signal repeaters cannot be used in LoRaWAN mode. Signal repeaters require no configuration; you simply need to install them halfway between your LoRa Easy sensors and your LoRa Easy receiver, and they will relay all the data frames they receive.
50%
This is the increase in range you can achieve by using signal repeaters.
2
This is the maximum number of signal repeaters we recommend installing on-site (to avoid overloading radio traffic and prevent message collisions).
Discover Enless products
Enless designs and manufactures wireless sensors that use the LoRaWAN® protocol and are designed for Building Management System (BMS) applications. Designed for system integrators, Enless products ensure reliable transmission of field data over very long radio distances, with low power consumption. Easy to deploy, Enless sensors replace traditional cable runs with a high-performance, easy-to-install wireless solution.